Pangiwa
“Based on a Balinese folklore.”
Synopsis
Chelsea, a heavily pregnant woman, receives an unexpected visit from her Balinese father-in-law. Signs of supernatural forces and black magic soon follow, leading Chelsea to believe that something sinister has been brought into her home.
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Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$5K
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Cita Permata, Livero Alvieri
- Original Title
- Pangiwa
- Country of Origin
- Australia
- Spoken Languages
- English, Indonesian
- Runtime
- 17m
- Production Budget
- $5K
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Cita Permata, Livero Alvieri
Miguel Nieto Montenegro, Tereza Holubova
Dong-kyun Nam, Sahil Nambiar
Angharad Smith, Poora Raj
Department Leadership Roster
Dong-kyun Nam
Editor
Angharad Smith
Producer
Miguel Nieto Montenegro
Director of Photography
Tereza Holubova
Director of Photography
Cita Permata
Director
Angharad Smith
Production Design
Poora Raj
Producer
Sahil Nambiar
Editor
Livero Alvieri
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Pangiwa
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Pangiwa about?
Chelsea, a heavily pregnant woman, receives an unexpected visit from her Balinese father-in-law. Signs of supernatural forces and black magic soon follow, leading Chelsea to believe that something sinister has been brought into her home.
Who directed Pangiwa?
Pangiwa was directed by Cita Permata, Livero Alvieri.
Who stars in Pangiwa?
The principal cast of Pangiwa includes Kayla Stanton, Leonard Sun, Ode Srijaya.
When was Pangiwa released and how long is it?
Pangiwa was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 17m.